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An Ohio judge had enough of being repeatedly interrupted by a chatty defendant and had the man's mouth taped shut during a sentencing hearing.
The men were caught on surveillance cameras stealing a 50-inch television before squeezing onto a motorcycle to make their escape.
Prosecutors believe that Samuel Woodward killed Blaze Bernstein because he was gay.
A murder suspect who led police on a chase through South L.A. with a child passenger was taken into custody Thursday afternoon.
Four dentists from Southern California previously suspected of raping a woman in Nevada have had all charges dropped against them, according to their lawyers.
Ocasio-Cortez began her California swing – her third trip outside of New York in three weeks -- on Tuesday in Stockton, meeting with Mayor Michael Tubbs. She later hosted two fundraisers in San Francisco.
A new report is warning against using plastic food containers because of the fear that harmful chemicals could leak into your food.
A Michigan family got dinner and a show when their pizza delivery boy shocked them with his amazing piano skills.
An argument between a coach and a parent got way out of control.
According to Trump administration estimates, the Obama fuel efficiency standards would raise the price of vehicles by an average of $2,340, which would price many buyers out of the new-vehicle market.
Doctors in Pennsylvania say a young boy has almost fully recovered after having a large portion of his brain removed.
Police say it is possible a semi-truck struck the victim with the driver unaware.
County officials say about 12,000 of the affected voters went to the polls and were required to cast provisional ballots and their votes were counted. Officials say the names were never excluded from the official voter rolls and "their right to vote was never at issue."
The peak seemed unimaginable in 1997 when Apple teetered on the edge of bankruptcy, with its stock trading for less than $1.
